Green’s Dictionary of Slang
wallop, n.1 1.
in lit. or fig. use, a resounding blow. 2. a large bet. 3. a try. 4. a time, a share, a go. 5. a success. 6. a severe punishment or prison sentence. 7. cocaine .
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wallop, n.2 1. beer, alcohol in general. 2. a measure or swig of alcohol.
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wallop, v. 1. to make violent, noisy movements, to move clumsily or convulsively, to flounder. 2. to beat, to thrash, to hit hard. 3. to overcome, to surpass, to defeat. 4. constr. with into, to consume voraciously. 5. to have sexual intercourse. 6. to leave, to run away. 7. to dance, thus walloper, a dancer.
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wallop!, excl. an excl. indicative of a sudden action; also used as adv.
walloper
(n.)
a drinker (of beer). under wallop, n.2
wallop-merchant
(n.)
a publican. under wallop, n.2
wallop shop
(n.)
a publican. under wallop, n.2
walloping
(n.)
a beating. under wallop, v.
wallop it in
(v.)
to penetrate sexually, therefore to have sexual intercourse; thus wallop-in n., an act of sexual intercourse. under wallop, v.
wallop the flint
(v.)
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hit the grit under grit n.2 under wallop, v.
walloper, n.1 1. a blow. 2. anyone who beats up their victims with a cudgel or stick. 3. anything or anyone exceptional in quality, size, character etc. 4. a cudgel; a cane. 5. one who beats, e.g. hitting a child. 6. in fig. use of sense 1. 7. a worker, e.g. base walloper, a clerk; security walloper, a guard . 8. a police officer; cite 1909 refers to a fireman. 9. a clumsy fellow. 10. the penis. 11. a masturbator. 12. see wallop v. (7)
walloper, n.2 a hotel, a bar.
wallopies, n. female breasts, esp. large ones.
walloping, n. an act of sexual intercourse.
walloping, adj. 1. clumsy, awkward. 2. a general intensifier, usu. as to size; often ext. as walloping great. 3. in fig. use, powerful.
wallop someone’s block off, v. see knock someone’s block off under block n.1
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